Preparatory research for fiber optic network installation in Herentals

WKF Engineering is mapping out how homes and buildings can be connected to the future fiber optic network.

Generic image of a worker in a fluorescent safety vest examining the facade of a house on a Flemish street with typical architecture.
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Generic image of a worker in a fluorescent safety vest examining the facade of a house on a Flemish street with typical architecture.

In Herentals, the engineering firm WKF Engineering has begun preparatory research for the installation of Fiberklaar's fiber optic network, aiming to connect homes and buildings to faster and more stable internet.

Employees from the engineering firm WKF Engineering are currently surveying homes and buildings in Herentals to determine how they can be connected to the future open fiber optic network of Fiberklaar. These activities are part of the broader rollout of fiber optic technology, intended to replace the current coaxial cable for faster and more stable internet.
The employees are identifiable by their fluorescent WKF Engineering safety vests and carry badges with their details and a contact number for any inquiries. They speak Dutch and are available to address resident questions.
During this survey, access to private homes or apartments is not required. The survey is primarily conducted outside private living spaces. Only in specific cases, such as apartment buildings, may it be necessary for employees to enter the common entrance hall.
For questions, comments, or other points of attention regarding this research, citizens can contact WKF Engineering via email at info@wkfengineering.be or by phone at their general number: 011-34 15 29.
Based on information from the official source: Stad Herentals — Nieuws (13/10/2026)